Definition of lagoon in English:

lagoon

noun ləˈɡuːnləˈɡun

1A stretch of salt water separated from the sea by a low sandbank or coral reef.
Example sentencesExamples
- As the water is expelled, the gates will rise until they emerge and isolated the lagoon from the sea.
- For this photograph, Seidler placed himself on a white sand beach overlooking a turquoise lagoon.
- Frequent winter visitors to the mangrove lagoons, are the Belted Kingfisher and the regal Osprey.
- A lot of the coastal lagoons that Green and Golden Bell frogs traditionally used as breeding sites have been reclaimed.
- If there is a sea running, the beach may be a bit rough for swimming, but there is good swimming in the lagoon when the tide is high.
- A coral reef approximately a mile from the coast surrounds the island with a shallow lagoon.
- Except during spring snowmelt and runoff, freshwater input to coastal lagoons is limited.
- In the Sandy Pond area, you'll enjoy the beauty of fragile barrier beaches, dunes, lagoons, and freshwater marshes.
- The lagoon, near the boat moorings, turned out to be extremely interesting.
- The Teshekpuk area, a network of wet meadows, river deltas, coastal lagoons and small ponds, is the prime calving grounds for a 25,000-strong caribou herd.
- Some live along steep edges of the reef, and others in sandy sheltered lagoons.
- They temporarily isolate the lagoon from the sea, blocking the flow of the tide.
- The road runs the length of a thin peninsula separating the Caribbean Sea from a large saltwater lagoon.
- There are no surrounding protective reefs or sheltered lagoons.
- In waters connected to coastal lagoons gentle manatees laze in the mangroves.
- These lakes are thought to have once been lagoons that became land locked thousands of years ago.
- The area is a complex and beautiful ecosystem of coastal forest, mangrove, rivers and lagoons.
- You can wade for miles, across everything from mangrove lagoons to pancake flats carpeted with turtle grass.
- With luck, unambiguous light from the huge sky will be bouncing off the saltwater lagoons that lap the freeway.
- Behind us were two large saltwater lagoons separated by a path and small central bridge.
1. 1.1Australian, North American, NZ A small freshwater lake near a larger lake or river.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Since villagers associate lagoons and rivers with wealth and fertility, performances are celebratory.
  They can be found in oceans, estuaries, freshwater streams, lagoons, lakes, shallow offshore waters and coastlines.
  A circumtropical family of eight species, including two in the New World, jacanas inhabit freshwater swamps, lakes, lagoons and seasonally flooded pastures.
  But they trapped and speared fish in inland rivers and lagoons, and collected shellfish along the coastline.
  Punta Cana also has a number of unique natural features like freshwater lagoons and coastal mangroves that make it a delight both for visitors and environmentalists.
  In my memory and imagination, I always associate them with many picnics in many places, boiling the billy in their shade, by beach, river, lake, lagoon or creek.
  We moved further east, deeper into a vast region of unexplored lakes and lagoons where the only transport could be by boat.
  The network of canals, lagoons and rivers that forms the coastal interior of Kerala, from Kollam (formerly Quilon) to Kochi, are known as ‘backwaters’.
  Here the rock formed when lava flowed into a freshwater lagoon and quickly altered into spilite basalt.
  People are most disturbed about a general decrease in the numbers and quality of the fish caught in the river and lagoons.
  They inhabit swift streams, the backwaters of large rivers, brackish lagoons, and potholes.
  I saw a single coot and lots of wood pigeons perched in the dead trees surrounding the lagoon.
  About 13 percent of Peru's territory has been converted to Protected Natural Areas, including lakes and lagoons, rivers and canyons, and gorgeous waterfalls.
  The earlier stages of Andean mountain building had created a system of lagoons, and later lakes, in the South American interior, and a system of islands in the south.
  Many of our water birds prefer the habitat of swamps, lakes and lagoons where water is not fast flowing or too deep.
  Kerala is blessed with rivers, lakes and lagoons and these offer a rare spectacle to tourists.
  The preserve has 11 freshwater lagoons, one of which guests can snorkel, providing a rare glimpse into a world of fish and turtles.
  The species apparently grew along shores of lakes and fresh-water lagoons.
  One of the best is Ganga Garden, overlooking a lagoon formed by the River Bentota and run, improbably enough, by a Blackpool landlady.
  Synonyms
  inlet, inland sea, bay, lake, bight, pool, pond, swim
  Scottish loch
  Anglo-Irish lough
  North American bayou
  literary mere
2. 1.2 An artificial pool for the treatment of effluent or to accommodate an overspill from surface drains during heavy rain.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Nebraska regulations specify a domestic wastewater lagoon should allow no more than 1/8 inch of seepage per day.
  Use a small bulldozer or front-end loader for constructing a lagoon.
  Soon the landscape was dotted with fetid open pit liquid manure lagoons.
  Fostering ecological richness on farms requires more than the absence of synthetic pesticides and gigantic manure lagoons.
  Of the remaining nitrogen, 5 % settles as sludge and the rest is suspended or dissolved in lagoon effluent.
  Duchas has constructed three lagoons to take waste water from the sewage treatment plant which serves Muckross House.
  They do not frequent garbage dumps, but often feed at sewage lagoons.
  Arctic Bay's overflowing sewage lagoon was repaired.
  The most common biological treatment system that also provides storage is the anaerobic lagoon.
  Aerobic lagoons are about 10 times smaller than anaerobic lagoons.
  Anaerobic lagoons are not usually agitated before manure removal.
  Nebraska requires that a fence at least four-foot high with a locking gate surround a lagoon.
  Healthy, vigorous perennial grass is the best type of vegetation with which to surround a lagoon.
  Our sewage lagoon is designed for a far smaller population than we have now.
  Some owners object to the appearance of a fenced wastewater lagoon system.
  Forage produced from fields of bermudagrass serving as receivers of swine lagoon effluent is a potential feed source for ruminants.
  The nutrients in lagoon effluent are then removed from the field at crop harvest.
  Two types of insurance policies could reduce effluent pollution from lagoons.
  They leave slurry channels and other pools or lagoons where they have developed to crawl very rapidly along walls and gangways into milking parlours and other farm production areas.
  In April last year he received a Manitoba Conservation permit for an earthen manure storage lagoon.

Derivatives

lagoonal

adjective

The occurrence of this specimen in nearshore beach deposits is somewhat unusual, as articulated or associated remains of Cretaceous sea turtles are more commonly encountered in lagoonal or offshore marine shale and chalk.
Example sentencesExamples
- The sequence represents deposition in a range of environments from brackish estuarine, through shallow evaporitic and sabkha settings, to near-normal marine lagoonal and subtidal conditions.
- Here, specimens of the shallow subtidal-intertidal cockle Katelysia rhytiphora have moved up profile from lagoonal facies into advancing aeolian dune sediments.
- The Zinga 1 sequence is erosionally capped by Unconformity A, which is beneath the continental and/or the lagoonal deposits of the basal Zinga 2 sequence.
- Lateral lithologic changes within the formation indicate changes in depth of the basin, from shallow, restricted, lagoonal conditions in the east to deeper, outer platform settings in the northwest.

Origin

Early 17th century: from Italian and Spanish laguna, from Latin lacuna (see lacuna).

lake from Old English:
A lake was once a pond or pool: it is from Old French lac, from Latin lacus ‘basin, pool, lake’. A small lacus was a lacuna, which became laguna in Spanish and Italian, and became lagoon (early 17th century) in English.

Rhymes

afternoon, attune, autoimmune, baboon, balloon, bassoon, bestrewn, boon, Boone, bridoon, buffoon, Cameroon, Cancún, cardoon, cartoon, Changchun, cocoon, commune, croon, doubloon, dragoon, dune, festoon, galloon, goon, harpoon, hoon, immune, importune, impugn, Irgun, jejune, June, Kowloon, lampoon, loon, macaroon, maroon, monsoon, moon, Muldoon, noon, oppugn, picayune, platoon, poltroon, pontoon, poon, prune, puccoon, raccoon, Rangoon, ratoon, rigadoon, rune, saloon, Saskatoon, Sassoon, Scone, soon, spittoon, spoon, swoon, Troon, tune, tycoon, typhoon, Walloon

Definition of lagoon in US English:

lagoon

nounləˈɡunləˈɡo͞on

1A stretch of salt water separated from the sea by a low sandbank or coral reef.
Example sentencesExamples
- The Teshekpuk area, a network of wet meadows, river deltas, coastal lagoons and small ponds, is the prime calving grounds for a 25,000-strong caribou herd.
- These lakes are thought to have once been lagoons that became land locked thousands of years ago.
- The road runs the length of a thin peninsula separating the Caribbean Sea from a large saltwater lagoon.
- In waters connected to coastal lagoons gentle manatees laze in the mangroves.
- Some live along steep edges of the reef, and others in sandy sheltered lagoons.
- Except during spring snowmelt and runoff, freshwater input to coastal lagoons is limited.
- A coral reef approximately a mile from the coast surrounds the island with a shallow lagoon.
- Frequent winter visitors to the mangrove lagoons, are the Belted Kingfisher and the regal Osprey.
- As the water is expelled, the gates will rise until they emerge and isolated the lagoon from the sea.
- If there is a sea running, the beach may be a bit rough for swimming, but there is good swimming in the lagoon when the tide is high.
- In the Sandy Pond area, you'll enjoy the beauty of fragile barrier beaches, dunes, lagoons, and freshwater marshes.
- A lot of the coastal lagoons that Green and Golden Bell frogs traditionally used as breeding sites have been reclaimed.
- There are no surrounding protective reefs or sheltered lagoons.
- The lagoon, near the boat moorings, turned out to be extremely interesting.
- They temporarily isolate the lagoon from the sea, blocking the flow of the tide.
- The area is a complex and beautiful ecosystem of coastal forest, mangrove, rivers and lagoons.
- Behind us were two large saltwater lagoons separated by a path and small central bridge.
- For this photograph, Seidler placed himself on a white sand beach overlooking a turquoise lagoon.
- With luck, unambiguous light from the huge sky will be bouncing off the saltwater lagoons that lap the freeway.
- You can wade for miles, across everything from mangrove lagoons to pancake flats carpeted with turtle grass.
1. 1.1North American, Australian, NZ A small freshwater lake near a larger lake or river.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Punta Cana also has a number of unique natural features like freshwater lagoons and coastal mangroves that make it a delight both for visitors and environmentalists.
  They can be found in oceans, estuaries, freshwater streams, lagoons, lakes, shallow offshore waters and coastlines.
  But they trapped and speared fish in inland rivers and lagoons, and collected shellfish along the coastline.
  Here the rock formed when lava flowed into a freshwater lagoon and quickly altered into spilite basalt.
  Since villagers associate lagoons and rivers with wealth and fertility, performances are celebratory.
  Kerala is blessed with rivers, lakes and lagoons and these offer a rare spectacle to tourists.
  A circumtropical family of eight species, including two in the New World, jacanas inhabit freshwater swamps, lakes, lagoons and seasonally flooded pastures.
  I saw a single coot and lots of wood pigeons perched in the dead trees surrounding the lagoon.
  The network of canals, lagoons and rivers that forms the coastal interior of Kerala, from Kollam (formerly Quilon) to Kochi, are known as ‘backwaters’.
  We moved further east, deeper into a vast region of unexplored lakes and lagoons where the only transport could be by boat.
  About 13 percent of Peru's territory has been converted to Protected Natural Areas, including lakes and lagoons, rivers and canyons, and gorgeous waterfalls.
  They inhabit swift streams, the backwaters of large rivers, brackish lagoons, and potholes.
  In my memory and imagination, I always associate them with many picnics in many places, boiling the billy in their shade, by beach, river, lake, lagoon or creek.
  Many of our water birds prefer the habitat of swamps, lakes and lagoons where water is not fast flowing or too deep.
  The preserve has 11 freshwater lagoons, one of which guests can snorkel, providing a rare glimpse into a world of fish and turtles.
  One of the best is Ganga Garden, overlooking a lagoon formed by the River Bentota and run, improbably enough, by a Blackpool landlady.
  The species apparently grew along shores of lakes and fresh-water lagoons.
  People are most disturbed about a general decrease in the numbers and quality of the fish caught in the river and lagoons.
  The earlier stages of Andean mountain building had created a system of lagoons, and later lakes, in the South American interior, and a system of islands in the south.
  Synonyms
  inlet, inland sea, bay, lake, bight, pool, pond, swim
2. 1.2 An artificial pool for the treatment of effluent or to accommodate surface water that overflows drains during heavy rain.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Arctic Bay's overflowing sewage lagoon was repaired.
  Duchas has constructed three lagoons to take waste water from the sewage treatment plant which serves Muckross House.
  Two types of insurance policies could reduce effluent pollution from lagoons.
  Nebraska regulations specify a domestic wastewater lagoon should allow no more than 1/8 inch of seepage per day.
  Healthy, vigorous perennial grass is the best type of vegetation with which to surround a lagoon.
  Aerobic lagoons are about 10 times smaller than anaerobic lagoons.
  The nutrients in lagoon effluent are then removed from the field at crop harvest.
  Anaerobic lagoons are not usually agitated before manure removal.
  Forage produced from fields of bermudagrass serving as receivers of swine lagoon effluent is a potential feed source for ruminants.
  They leave slurry channels and other pools or lagoons where they have developed to crawl very rapidly along walls and gangways into milking parlours and other farm production areas.
  Soon the landscape was dotted with fetid open pit liquid manure lagoons.
  Of the remaining nitrogen, 5 % settles as sludge and the rest is suspended or dissolved in lagoon effluent.
  Our sewage lagoon is designed for a far smaller population than we have now.
  Some owners object to the appearance of a fenced wastewater lagoon system.
  The most common biological treatment system that also provides storage is the anaerobic lagoon.
  In April last year he received a Manitoba Conservation permit for an earthen manure storage lagoon.
  They do not frequent garbage dumps, but often feed at sewage lagoons.
  Nebraska requires that a fence at least four-foot high with a locking gate surround a lagoon.
  Fostering ecological richness on farms requires more than the absence of synthetic pesticides and gigantic manure lagoons.
  Use a small bulldozer or front-end loader for constructing a lagoon.

Origin

Early 17th century: from Italian and Spanish laguna, from Latin lacuna (see lacuna).

单词	lagoon
释义	Definition of lagoon in English: lagoon noun ləˈɡuːnləˈɡun 1A stretch of salt water separated from the sea by a low sandbank or coral reef. Example sentencesExamples As the water is expelled, the gates will rise until they emerge and isolated the lagoon from the sea. For this photograph, Seidler placed himself on a white sand beach overlooking a turquoise lagoon. Frequent winter visitors to the mangrove lagoons, are the Belted Kingfisher and the regal Osprey. A lot of the coastal lagoons that Green and Golden Bell frogs traditionally used as breeding sites have been reclaimed. If there is a sea running, the beach may be a bit rough for swimming, but there is good swimming in the lagoon when the tide is high. A coral reef approximately a mile from the coast surrounds the island with a shallow lagoon. Except during spring snowmelt and runoff, freshwater input to coastal lagoons is limited. In the Sandy Pond area, you'll enjoy the beauty of fragile barrier beaches, dunes, lagoons, and freshwater marshes. The lagoon, near the boat moorings, turned out to be extremely interesting. The Teshekpuk area, a network of wet meadows, river deltas, coastal lagoons and small ponds, is the prime calving grounds for a 25,000-strong caribou herd. Some live along steep edges of the reef, and others in sandy sheltered lagoons. They temporarily isolate the lagoon from the sea, blocking the flow of the tide. The road runs the length of a thin peninsula separating the Caribbean Sea from a large saltwater lagoon. There are no surrounding protective reefs or sheltered lagoons. In waters connected to coastal lagoons gentle manatees laze in the mangroves. These lakes are thought to have once been lagoons that became land locked thousands of years ago. The area is a complex and beautiful ecosystem of coastal forest, mangrove, rivers and lagoons. You can wade for miles, across everything from mangrove lagoons to pancake flats carpeted with turtle grass. With luck, unambiguous light from the huge sky will be bouncing off the saltwater lagoons that lap the freeway. Behind us were two large saltwater lagoons separated by a path and small central bridge. 1.1Australian, North American, NZ A small freshwater lake near a larger lake or river. Example sentencesExamples Since villagers associate lagoons and rivers with wealth and fertility, performances are celebratory. They can be found in oceans, estuaries, freshwater streams, lagoons, lakes, shallow offshore waters and coastlines. A circumtropical family of eight species, including two in the New World, jacanas inhabit freshwater swamps, lakes, lagoons and seasonally flooded pastures. But they trapped and speared fish in inland rivers and lagoons, and collected shellfish along the coastline. Punta Cana also has a number of unique natural features like freshwater lagoons and coastal mangroves that make it a delight both for visitors and environmentalists. In my memory and imagination, I always associate them with many picnics in many places, boiling the billy in their shade, by beach, river, lake, lagoon or creek. We moved further east, deeper into a vast region of unexplored lakes and lagoons where the only transport could be by boat. The network of canals, lagoons and rivers that forms the coastal interior of Kerala, from Kollam (formerly Quilon) to Kochi, are known as ‘backwaters’. Here the rock formed when lava flowed into a freshwater lagoon and quickly altered into spilite basalt. People are most disturbed about a general decrease in the numbers and quality of the fish caught in the river and lagoons. They inhabit swift streams, the backwaters of large rivers, brackish lagoons, and potholes. I saw a single coot and lots of wood pigeons perched in the dead trees surrounding the lagoon. About 13 percent of Peru's territory has been converted to Protected Natural Areas, including lakes and lagoons, rivers and canyons, and gorgeous waterfalls. The earlier stages of Andean mountain building had created a system of lagoons, and later lakes, in the South American interior, and a system of islands in the south. Many of our water birds prefer the habitat of swamps, lakes and lagoons where water is not fast flowing or too deep. Kerala is blessed with rivers, lakes and lagoons and these offer a rare spectacle to tourists. The preserve has 11 freshwater lagoons, one of which guests can snorkel, providing a rare glimpse into a world of fish and turtles. The species apparently grew along shores of lakes and fresh-water lagoons. One of the best is Ganga Garden, overlooking a lagoon formed by the River Bentota and run, improbably enough, by a Blackpool landlady. Synonyms inlet, inland sea, bay, lake, bight, pool, pond, swim Scottish loch Anglo-Irish lough North American bayou literary mere 1.2 An artificial pool for the treatment of effluent or to accommodate an overspill from surface drains during heavy rain. Example sentencesExamples Nebraska regulations specify a domestic wastewater lagoon should allow no more than 1/8 inch of seepage per day. Use a small bulldozer or front-end loader for constructing a lagoon. Soon the landscape was dotted with fetid open pit liquid manure lagoons. Fostering ecological richness on farms requires more than the absence of synthetic pesticides and gigantic manure lagoons. Of the remaining nitrogen, 5 % settles as sludge and the rest is suspended or dissolved in lagoon effluent. Duchas has constructed three lagoons to take waste water from the sewage treatment plant which serves Muckross House. They do not frequent garbage dumps, but often feed at sewage lagoons. Arctic Bay's overflowing sewage lagoon was repaired. The most common biological treatment system that also provides storage is the anaerobic lagoon. Aerobic lagoons are about 10 times smaller than anaerobic lagoons. Anaerobic lagoons are not usually agitated before manure removal. Nebraska requires that a fence at least four-foot high with a locking gate surround a lagoon. Healthy, vigorous perennial grass is the best type of vegetation with which to surround a lagoon. Our sewage lagoon is designed for a far smaller population than we have now. Some owners object to the appearance of a fenced wastewater lagoon system. Forage produced from fields of bermudagrass serving as receivers of swine lagoon effluent is a potential feed source for ruminants. The nutrients in lagoon effluent are then removed from the field at crop harvest. Two types of insurance policies could reduce effluent pollution from lagoons. They leave slurry channels and other pools or lagoons where they have developed to crawl very rapidly along walls and gangways into milking parlours and other farm production areas. In April last year he received a Manitoba Conservation permit for an earthen manure storage lagoon. Derivatives lagoonal adjective The occurrence of this specimen in nearshore beach deposits is somewhat unusual, as articulated or associated remains of Cretaceous sea turtles are more commonly encountered in lagoonal or offshore marine shale and chalk. Example sentencesExamples The sequence represents deposition in a range of environments from brackish estuarine, through shallow evaporitic and sabkha settings, to near-normal marine lagoonal and subtidal conditions. Here, specimens of the shallow subtidal-intertidal cockle Katelysia rhytiphora have moved up profile from lagoonal facies into advancing aeolian dune sediments. The Zinga 1 sequence is erosionally capped by Unconformity A, which is beneath the continental and/or the lagoonal deposits of the basal Zinga 2 sequence. Lateral lithologic changes within the formation indicate changes in depth of the basin, from shallow, restricted, lagoonal conditions in the east to deeper, outer platform settings in the northwest. Origin Early 17th century: from Italian and Spanish laguna, from Latin lacuna (see lacuna). lake from Old English: A lake was once a pond or pool: it is from Old French lac, from Latin lacus ‘basin, pool, lake’. A small lacus was a lacuna, which became laguna in Spanish and Italian, and became lagoon (early 17th century) in English. Rhymes afternoon, attune, autoimmune, baboon, balloon, bassoon, bestrewn, boon, Boone, bridoon, buffoon, Cameroon, Cancún, cardoon, cartoon, Changchun, cocoon, commune, croon, doubloon, dragoon, dune, festoon, galloon, goon, harpoon, hoon, immune, importune, impugn, Irgun, jejune, June, Kowloon, lampoon, loon, macaroon, maroon, monsoon, moon, Muldoon, noon, oppugn, picayune, platoon, poltroon, pontoon, poon, prune, puccoon, raccoon, Rangoon, ratoon, rigadoon, rune, saloon, Saskatoon, Sassoon, Scone, soon, spittoon, spoon, swoon, Troon, tune, tycoon, typhoon, Walloon Definition of lagoon in US English: lagoon nounləˈɡunləˈɡo͞on 1A stretch of salt water separated from the sea by a low sandbank or coral reef. Example sentencesExamples The Teshekpuk area, a network of wet meadows, river deltas, coastal lagoons and small ponds, is the prime calving grounds for a 25,000-strong caribou herd. These lakes are thought to have once been lagoons that became land locked thousands of years ago. The road runs the length of a thin peninsula separating the Caribbean Sea from a large saltwater lagoon. In waters connected to coastal lagoons gentle manatees laze in the mangroves. Some live along steep edges of the reef, and others in sandy sheltered lagoons. Except during spring snowmelt and runoff, freshwater input to coastal lagoons is limited. A coral reef approximately a mile from the coast surrounds the island with a shallow lagoon. Frequent winter visitors to the mangrove lagoons, are the Belted Kingfisher and the regal Osprey. As the water is expelled, the gates will rise until they emerge and isolated the lagoon from the sea. If there is a sea running, the beach may be a bit rough for swimming, but there is good swimming in the lagoon when the tide is high. In the Sandy Pond area, you'll enjoy the beauty of fragile barrier beaches, dunes, lagoons, and freshwater marshes. A lot of the coastal lagoons that Green and Golden Bell frogs traditionally used as breeding sites have been reclaimed. There are no surrounding protective reefs or sheltered lagoons. The lagoon, near the boat moorings, turned out to be extremely interesting. They temporarily isolate the lagoon from the sea, blocking the flow of the tide. The area is a complex and beautiful ecosystem of coastal forest, mangrove, rivers and lagoons. Behind us were two large saltwater lagoons separated by a path and small central bridge. For this photograph, Seidler placed himself on a white sand beach overlooking a turquoise lagoon. With luck, unambiguous light from the huge sky will be bouncing off the saltwater lagoons that lap the freeway. You can wade for miles, across everything from mangrove lagoons to pancake flats carpeted with turtle grass. 1.1North American, Australian, NZ A small freshwater lake near a larger lake or river. Example sentencesExamples Punta Cana also has a number of unique natural features like freshwater lagoons and coastal mangroves that make it a delight both for visitors and environmentalists. They can be found in oceans, estuaries, freshwater streams, lagoons, lakes, shallow offshore waters and coastlines. But they trapped and speared fish in inland rivers and lagoons, and collected shellfish along the coastline. Here the rock formed when lava flowed into a freshwater lagoon and quickly altered into spilite basalt. Since villagers associate lagoons and rivers with wealth and fertility, performances are celebratory. Kerala is blessed with rivers, lakes and lagoons and these offer a rare spectacle to tourists. A circumtropical family of eight species, including two in the New World, jacanas inhabit freshwater swamps, lakes, lagoons and seasonally flooded pastures. I saw a single coot and lots of wood pigeons perched in the dead trees surrounding the lagoon. The network of canals, lagoons and rivers that forms the coastal interior of Kerala, from Kollam (formerly Quilon) to Kochi, are known as ‘backwaters’. We moved further east, deeper into a vast region of unexplored lakes and lagoons where the only transport could be by boat. About 13 percent of Peru's territory has been converted to Protected Natural Areas, including lakes and lagoons, rivers and canyons, and gorgeous waterfalls. They inhabit swift streams, the backwaters of large rivers, brackish lagoons, and potholes. In my memory and imagination, I always associate them with many picnics in many places, boiling the billy in their shade, by beach, river, lake, lagoon or creek. Many of our water birds prefer the habitat of swamps, lakes and lagoons where water is not fast flowing or too deep. The preserve has 11 freshwater lagoons, one of which guests can snorkel, providing a rare glimpse into a world of fish and turtles. One of the best is Ganga Garden, overlooking a lagoon formed by the River Bentota and run, improbably enough, by a Blackpool landlady. The species apparently grew along shores of lakes and fresh-water lagoons. People are most disturbed about a general decrease in the numbers and quality of the fish caught in the river and lagoons. The earlier stages of Andean mountain building had created a system of lagoons, and later lakes, in the South American interior, and a system of islands in the south. Synonyms inlet, inland sea, bay, lake, bight, pool, pond, swim 1.2 An artificial pool for the treatment of effluent or to accommodate surface water that overflows drains during heavy rain. Example sentencesExamples Arctic Bay's overflowing sewage lagoon was repaired. Duchas has constructed three lagoons to take waste water from the sewage treatment plant which serves Muckross House. Two types of insurance policies could reduce effluent pollution from lagoons. Nebraska regulations specify a domestic wastewater lagoon should allow no more than 1/8 inch of seepage per day. Healthy, vigorous perennial grass is the best type of vegetation with which to surround a lagoon. Aerobic lagoons are about 10 times smaller than anaerobic lagoons. The nutrients in lagoon effluent are then removed from the field at crop harvest. Anaerobic lagoons are not usually agitated before manure removal. Forage produced from fields of bermudagrass serving as receivers of swine lagoon effluent is a potential feed source for ruminants. They leave slurry channels and other pools or lagoons where they have developed to crawl very rapidly along walls and gangways into milking parlours and other farm production areas. Soon the landscape was dotted with fetid open pit liquid manure lagoons. Of the remaining nitrogen, 5 % settles as sludge and the rest is suspended or dissolved in lagoon effluent. Our sewage lagoon is designed for a far smaller population than we have now. Some owners object to the appearance of a fenced wastewater lagoon system. The most common biological treatment system that also provides storage is the anaerobic lagoon. In April last year he received a Manitoba Conservation permit for an earthen manure storage lagoon. They do not frequent garbage dumps, but often feed at sewage lagoons. Nebraska requires that a fence at least four-foot high with a locking gate surround a lagoon. Fostering ecological richness on farms requires more than the absence of synthetic pesticides and gigantic manure lagoons. Use a small bulldozer or front-end loader for constructing a lagoon. Origin Early 17th century: from Italian and Spanish laguna, from Latin lacuna (see lacuna).
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